sevenfourate
Devotee of OCD
- Location
- Lowestoft, Suffolk
…..like: the “Need bread and milk” sort ?
Who still owns a wallet/purse?
- Thread starter SpokeyDokey
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…..like: the “Need bread and milk” sort ?
I have a wallet or two, but like a few people on here, they tend to be more storage for important cards.
I use a virtual wallet for my payment cards, including debit (No cost transactions abroad) and have all relevant loyalty cards, library card on there etc etc - uber convenient, and one less thing to keep a track of, or have to find when lost.
One thing I only tried once, but couldn't get to work, was using the virtual debit card to get money out of a hole in the wall.
Looking it up again now, it appear my bank, FD, do not support it, so that would be why.
Other things I very much like the virtual wallet for are:
Train tickets
Flight boarding passes
Concert tickets
I use a virtual wallet for my payment cards, including debit (No cost transactions abroad) and have all relevant loyalty cards, library card on there etc etc - uber convenient, and one less thing to keep a track of, or have to find when lost.
One thing I only tried once, but couldn't get to work, was using the virtual debit card to get money out of a hole in the wall.
Looking it up again now, it appear my bank, FD, do not support it, so that would be why.
Other things I very much like the virtual wallet for are:
Train tickets
Flight boarding passes
Concert tickets
Mad Doug Biker
Mediocrity Manifest.
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- Craggy Island
He didn't have short arms when he hit us for being
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MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
After loosing my debit card last week, i had to dig my wallet because i was using cash until the replacement card arrived. But generally speaking, no, I don't use a wallet. It would be daft since there's only one card i carry and i tend not to use cash these days... so just carry the card.
I stopped using a wallet in 1999 after losing it one payday. In those days i was paid cash weekly, so lost a week's wages and my bank card. Keeping cash in one pocket and card in the other means I'm less likely to lose both at once.
I stopped using a wallet in 1999 after losing it one payday. In those days i was paid cash weekly, so lost a week's wages and my bank card. Keeping cash in one pocket and card in the other means I'm less likely to lose both at once.
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- Inside my skull
You think that daring? I used to do that nearly all the time in the 70,80,90,00,10s pretty much. Now going out without the phone is only 5 days a week.
